This tender has been awarded to AFRIRENT for R 120 000 000 00.
AFRIRENT
Issuing Organization
South African National Parks
Location
National
Award Date
25 October 2024
Award Date
25 October 2024
Status
Active / AwardedScoring
eTenders ID
37585
Awarded To
(AFRIRENT)
Awarding Entity
South African National Parks
Award Value
R 120 000 000 00
Awarded: 25 October 2024
GOVERNMENT
Motivation for appointment of adaptit holdings for caseware support services.
Emergency procurement for electrical repairs at the kirstenbosch national botanical garden.
Sole source procurement: purchase of brahms software country licence from oxford university innovation ltd.
Provisions of emergency procurement for the new permament provision of electricity to drinking water borehole pumps at kirstenbosch national botanical garden, cape town
Motivation for the approval for the provisions of emergency procurement for the new permament provision of electricity to drinking water borehole pumps at kirstenbosch national botanical garden, cape town
Appointment of contractors to provide vehicle fleet management services to the state for sixty (60) months
Supply, installation and monitoring of vehicle tracking system
Lease of vehicles for 36 months
Appointment of service provider s for the supply and delivery of various categories of vehicles under maintenance lease
Installation, de-installation of a driver and vehicle monitoring system incorporating vehicle recovery to the municipality’s fleet of vehicles for period of 36 months
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Tender validity period extension for supply and delivery of high back chairs in the different ntcsa live line offices
Tender validty period extendion for rehabilitation of scafell -snowdown towers 61&69 corroded foundations in the central grid for period of six (6) months
Tender validity period extension for supply and delivery of production equipment (lines and servitude)
Regret letter- E2104NTCSANEG-portable earths
Appointment of a panel of service providers for catering services in the presidency (cape town) for a period of three (3) years
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